Final Exam Study Guide: Look up and answer each topic questions provided about the 9 of the major topics.

1. African-American History and Challenges in Hawai'i

Study the initial settlement of black people in Hawai'i and how their demographic

characteristics compared to other immigrant groups.

Investigate the social implications of WWII on Hawai'i's racial dynamics, and the

significant health-related issue that was shaped by racism.

Look into the specific educational hurdles that African-American youth often encounter

in Hawai'i.

2. Cambodian Identity and Transition

Research the cultural importance of the Chenam Tmey festival and the reasons that

prompted Cambodians to leave their country in the 1970s.

Examine the conditions of Cambodian refugees in Thailand, and identify key elements of

Khmer identity preservation efforts in Hawai'i.

Analyze how wartime circumstances changed women's roles and expectations in the

Cambodian community.

3. Chinese and Filipino Immigrant Health and Culture

Understand the health issues prevalent and uncommon among Chinese immigrants in

Hawai'i and how Native Hawaiian culture influenced Chinese culture.

Analyze the disparity in health among ethnic groups in Hawai'i.

Review the historical context that led to the Philippines becoming an American colony,

Filipino family structures, cultural traits influencing mental health services, and prevalent

health conditions.

4. Indigenous Hawaiian Health Initiatives

Discuss the revelations of the E Ola Mau Native Hawaiian Health Needs Study Report

about Hawaiians' lifespan, and the significant advancements achieved through the Native

Hawaiian Health Scholars Program at UH.

5. Hispanic/Latinx Health Concerns in Hawai'i

Investigate the leading causes of death among Latinos and the reasons behind the

underservicing of Hispanic/Latino health needs in Hawai'i.

6. Japanese-American and Korean-American Demographics and Health

Study factors contributing to the decline in the Japanese-American population in Hawai'i,

and key health outcomes for Asian-Americans living in Hawai'i. Learn about Korean immigration to Hawai'i, how the Korean War influenced Korean-

Americans' connection to their homeland, and influences on Korean health practices.

7. Micronesian Policy Impacts

Identify the Freely Associated States in Micronesia and the effects of the U.S. Pacific

thermonuclear weapons testing program.

Understand the implications of the Compact of Free Association on Micronesian

migration and how stereotypes of Micronesians affect their healthcare in Hawai'i.

Examine the effects of U.S. policy towards Micronesia in the 1960s on social

organization and economy.

8. Okinawan, Portuguese, and Samoan Cultural Identities and Challenges

Investigate key events that instilled pride in being Uchinanchu (Okinawan), the primary

language of Portuguese immigrants, and unique medical practices of specific individuals

in Hawai'i.

Study the "aiga" in Samoan culture, challenges faced by Samoan immigrants, impacts of

westernization on Samoan lifestyles, and the primary geopolitical units in Samoan

society.

9. Southeast Asian Immigration and Adaptation

Know which countries are part of Southeast Asia and the primary reason for Thai

emigration to Hawai'i.

Understand Thai death preparation practices, coping mechanisms in rural areas, and

significant aspects of their adaptation in Hawai'i.

Analyze the main reasons for Vietnamese refugee migration in the 1960s and 1970s,

Vietnamese cultural identity, Chinese community support for Vietnamese refugees, and

prevalent healthcare organizations frequented by Vietnamese in Hawai'i.